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4 October 2020; Members of the Ratoath team stand for a minute's silence in memory of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in 1920, who's names were all read out, prior to the Meath County Senior Football Championship Final match between Ratoath and Gaeil Colmcille at Páirc Táilteann in Navan, Meath. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Ratoath v Gaeil Colmcille - Meath County Senior Football Championship Final

04 Oct 2020

2 September 2020; Actors Barry John Kinsella, front left, who played the role of Michael Hogan and Jack Galvin, who played the role of William Robinson, two of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, in the company of journalist Michael Foley, left, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan and musician Colm Mac Con Iomaire at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Jack Galvin who played the role of William Robinson, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Barry John Kinsella who played the role of Michael Hogan, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Barry John Kinsella who played the role of Michael Hogan, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Barry John Kinsella who played the role of Michael Hogan, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Jack Galvin who played the role of William Robinson, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Jack Galvin who played the role of William Robinson, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Barry John Kinsella who played the role of Michael Hogan, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Barry John Kinsella who played the role of Michael Hogan, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Jack Galvin who played the role of William Robinson, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

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2 September 2020; (EDITOR'S NOTE; Image has been converted to Black and White) Actor Jack Galvin who played the role of William Robinson, one of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in a series of short films by the GAA, at the launch in Croke Park of a special range of initiatives by the GAA to focus on the memory of the 14 people who went to a match on Bloody Sunday, Nov 21, 1920 and never came home. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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GAA remembers Croke Park Bloody Sunday victims

02 Sep 2020

12 August 2020; The GAA Museum Remembers Bloody Sunday tragedy: Dublin footballer Michael Darragh MacAuley remembers the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on at the launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series at Croke Park. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; The GAA Museum Remembers Bloody Sunday tragedy: Dublin footballer Michael Darragh MacAuley remembers the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on at the launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series at Croke Park. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; The GAA Museum Remembers Bloody Sunday tragedy: Tipperary footballer Bill Maher remembers the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on at the launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series at Croke Park. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; The GAA Museum Remembers Bloody Sunday tragedy: Remembering the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on. Pictured here at the launch of the Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series are, from left, Tipperary footballer Bill Maher, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, GAA Museum Eduction & Events Manager, Julianne McKeigue, a descendent of Tipperary footballer Michael Hogan who was killed during the Bloody Sunday attack and Dublin footballer Michael Darragh MacAuley. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; The GAA Museum Remembers Bloody Sunday tragedy: Remembering the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on. Pictured here at the launch of the Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series are Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan and GAA Museum Education & Events Manager, Julianne McKeigue, a descendent of Tipperary footballer Michael Hogan who was killed during the Bloody Sunday attack. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; The GAA Museum Remembers Bloody Sunday tragedy: Remembering the 14 victims who lost their lives in the Bloody Sunday tragedy 100 years on. Pictured here at the launch of the Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series are, from left, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, Director of the GAA Museum Niamh McCoy and GAA Museum Education & Events Manager, and Julianne McKeigue, a descendent of Tipperary footballer Michael Hogan who was killed during the Bloody Sunday attack. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; A picture paints 100 words: Artist David Sweeney, who is a former Dublin senior hurling captain and eLearning Manager at Croke Park, shows his specially commissioned Bloody Sunday commemoration artwork to Director of the GAA Museum Niamh McCoy and Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan at the launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

12 August 2020; A picture paints 100 words: Artist David Sweeney, who is a former Dublin senior hurling captain and eLearning Manager at Croke Park, shows his specially commissioned Bloody Sunday commemoration artwork at the launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday centenary events series. For a full list of events over the coming months visit www.crokepark.ie/bloodysunday Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Launch of the GAA Museum’s Bloody Sunday Programme

12 Aug 2020

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